Sentence examples similar to reported imbalance from inspiring English sources

Only 2 studies compared the baseline characteristics of the 2 study groups and both reported imbalances [ 16, 17].

Taken together, our observed significant increases in pro-inflammatory cytokines (IL-1α, IFN-γ) and a proteic cytokine known to lose its regulatory control with age (IL-6) in aged control rats, combined with no significant increase in an anti-inflammatory cytokine (IL-10), may reflect previously reported imbalances in the cytokine network as a result of aging [ 30].

Research I conducted with colleagues from the University of Mississippi and Saint Louis University, and recently published in the Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, found that those job applicants who received an RJP were less likely to report imbalance between work and family.

Lastly, our results are relevant to numerous studies reporting imbalances of p63 and p73 isoforms in cancer [33].

When using complete genotype information, AA-ALIGNER does not report imbalances at predicted heterozygous sites.

For all other analyses, we report imbalances detected after a single alignment.

"I find it, the way it's been reported, the imbalance of that reporting, is to me one of the worst things.

A government media watchdog recently reported "an imbalance" on television public affairs programs in September, with far more time devoted to the government than to the opposition.

"The way it has been reported, the imbalance, is one of the worst things.

Cunningham et al. reported an imbalance between the subjective evaluation of sensory dysfunction and the light-touch test, due to the tendency of patients to overestimate sensory dysfunction [5].

One trial reported an imbalance in baseline values and possibly affected the outcomes of physical functioning in this particular trial.